RemusAluthr

Its amazing how Money, (a paltry sum of it might I add) managed to tear a community that was going strong for 5 years apart in a matter of 3 days. To the point where the damage done here alone could shut down the modding community entirely over the next few months. Silly to even consider it but perhaps there was a hidden agenda to see this happen from the start. After all an entire community that embraced free mods for years wouldn't be a welcomed opposition to a pay wall system placed by the people who made and sponsor the game. I mean, there was no way that Valve and Bethesda honestly didn't see this coming when they thought, lets shake up things in the modding community and see what happens. Because at the end of the day, Valve and Bethesda are a part of Corporate Business. They exist to make money, and to spend as little money as possible to reach a return profit. This step didnt earn them any profit because they returned it, but it had a clear impact on a free to play community and shook the foundation to its core. IF they try this again (and they almost certaintly will, though probably on a different game with a weaker community base) It could effectively succeed And there is profit, with almost no effort on their part.